Hi,

I am a very happy user of the Lite version and now I would like to move my calendar to Kerio Connect, which supports CalDAV. However, when I create new calendar in Rainlendar Pro, all I get is a message:



Well, the CalDAV link naturally points to a folder, Thunderbird with Lightning is happy with that. The folder contents looks like this:

01f1cf68-a3b3-425c-9566-b18432eb4cdc-00000004.eml
3492b194-551d-4e39-b88a-17708872574d.ics
436f822b-421e-4734-9e69-5be1c98b4e6a-00000001.eml
436f822b-421e-4734-9e69-5be1c98b4e6a-00000002.eml
436f822b-421e-4734-9e69-5be1c98b4e6a-00000003.eml
436f822b-421e-4734-9e69-5be1c98b4e6a-00000005.eml
436f822b-421e-4734-9e69-5be1c98b4e6a-00000007.eml
...

I have tried both http and https access to no avail.
Any ideas what should I try next?

Many thanks,

alefnula.

There is no CalDAV support in Rainlendar so it cannot read the contents of the folder. You probably can read those single ics files if you define it in the url but it's probably not very useful if it contains just a single event.

I jump on this discussion!


Could it be possible to support CalDav?
I have a CalDav server (OSX Server), and there's _no_ software on the windows side able to work with the CalDav standard!

I think that Rainlendar is near from being usable with Caldav (after all, it uses iCalendar format and webdav server).

Do you plan to support CalDav network calendars in a future version?

I like Rainlendar on the PC, it's the only think I miss

If there is enough interest for CalDav support (so far there hasn't been much) I can consider adding it to Rainlendar.

+1, I would love to have CalDAV! Rainlendar is the only desktop calendar hope for us Windows guys if we want to avoid the Google Empire. Now Yahoo has CalDAV support, if I could hook Rainlendar up to it that would be pure cloud heaven - the same calendar in TB, Rainlendar, and a smart phone.

Good job in Rainlendar so far in any case! I'm a happy Pro owner, would be willing to pay the price again if you add CalDAV support.

-- Gábor

Thanks for your message, glu!

So we're now three to want CalDav support, and the number is always growing!

We will soon be hundreds, and then CalDav support _will_ be the next feature for rainlendar